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Supreme Court weighs energy companies' bid to end Boulder climate-change lawsuit

Rainbow sea slug find a reminder of climate change

Guns, immigration, climate change top the Supreme Court docket

Forum host Tuvalu at frontline of climate change

A Statement review – outstanding climate change dramedy about a 1980 meeting

Today's emissions choices could limit Antarctic ice loss and sea-level rise for coastal communities

What to know about the Kelvin wave raising the sea level along the West Coast

From urban rooftops to working cattle farms: Australia’s best home gardens – in pictures

The 20 best residential gardens have been revealed in the first-ever Landscape Australia awards shortlist. Jury chair Emily Wong said each project was a response to urgent issues such as the climate crisis, fire and flood resilience, and the loss of biodiversity. They saw gardens as ‘part of a larger living commons that supports different ecologies and also … the future of Australian cities’. Wong

When the atmosphere slows the Earth: Uncovering a subtle signal of climate change

Rotting food waste emits 5 times more greenhouse gases than planes

Rotting food waste is causing up to 10 per cent of total global greenhouse gas emissions – five times more than the entire aviation sector, the UN’s environment agency warned this week.

Arctic sea routes boom as Gulf war and global warming divert shipping

Texas can’t hide from climate change by stopping students from learning about it

‘Hot mess’ paper questioning CO2 and climate change gets retracted

Permafrost, wetland, wildfire and freshwater emissions could amplify climate change by up to 30%, study finds

Could electric vehicles help this African capital clean its air and fight climate change?

Low private jet tax 'fuels climate crisis, inequality'

Scientists find an “earthquake gate” as California fault stress hits a 1,000-year high

Researchers say stress on Southern California’s San Andreas and San Jacinto faults has reached some of the highest levels seen in a 1,000-year simulation. Because both faults are highly stressed at the same time, the Cajon Pass junction may be increasingly primed for a rupture that could cross both systems, although the study does not predict when an earthquake will happen.

A Climate Change Rebrand

Florida’s proposed science standards sideline evolution and climate change

How climate change is altering petrichor, the glorious smell after it rains